Cars By Make M to Z - Books

By: Frank M. Orel, Elmar Brummer . Essential for all fans of fine automobile photography The compelling story of a creative business dynasty Three generations of the Porsche family have defined automobile history, in particular the saga of the sports...

By: Graham Robson . Four-wheel-drive was authorised in rallying from 1979, but for a time no serious car-manufacturer even tried to harness it to their cars. Soon, though, it was Audi who produced the world’s first rally-winning four-wheel-drive...

By: Colin Comer . Shelbys are the most iconic performance cars in the history of the American auto industry. This lavishly illustrated work conducts readers through Shelby American's forty-plus years. An exhaustive review of American high performance,...

By: Graham Robson . This is a comprehensive study of the career of one type of rally car – the BMC Mini-Cooper/Mini-Cooper S. In the 1960s the Mini became famous as Britain’s most successful rally car. It combined superb handling, a tiny body...

By: Ray Newell . The Morris Minor, designed by Alec Issigonis and introduced in 1948, is one of Britain's most famous and long-lived cars. Over sixty years on it still attracts interest from new admirers, enthusiastic owners, and the public at large, who...

By: Graham Robson . This is a comprehensive study of the career of the Toyota Celica GT-Four. Starting in 1988, three generations of this effective turbocharged four-wheel-drive car – known by enthusiasts as ST165, ST185 and ST205 types –...

By: Karl Ludvigsen . The great success that Porsche enjoyed with its first 550 Spyders spurred its small but effective racing cadre to a more ambitious design with its 1956 Type 550a. A stiffer space frame was inside the 550A that Umberto Maglioli drove...

new book, however the slipcase has some shelfwear (see photos)   By: Willem Oosthoek, Michel Bollee . Almost 30 years have passed since the publication of the first book about the famous Tipo 60 and 61 Birdcage Maserati race cars. A new, more...

By: Karl Ludvigsen . 2nd hand book in very good condition Racing driver and journalist Paul Frere had a front-row seat for the rivalry between Ferrari and Maserati when he joined Maranello's squad for the 1955 Belgian Grand Prix. 'I will always remember...

By: David Magee . Not since the days of Lee Iacocca at Chrysler has an auto executive captured the imagination of his industry and the broader business world as Carlos Ghosn of Nissan. Ghosn is responsible for one of the most breathtaking business...

By: Laurence Meredith . Thanks to pioneering work by Bela Barenyi and Rudi Uhlenhaut at Daimler-Benz during the 1950s, the cars produced by the Stuttgart company in the 1960s and beyond were among the safest and best engineered in the world. Although...

By: Richard Copping . A unique volume dedicated to three generations of VW’s legendary Transporter making extensive use of the highly sought after artwork and photography of the age. A methodical, yet lively record of VW’s Transporter over...